Review on Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens - Fixed Black (6310B002) for US Cameras by Stanisaw Augustynowi ᠌

Like a typical amateur who rarely has a lot of money and pays exorbitant prices for elks they have no interest in, I needed a portrait painter (I know that the professionals will get excited and start branding me as an ignoramus, but don't, I know everything) for a crop that doesn't smear every other time and gives acceptable sharpness. To make a lengthy story short, I read some customer comments before committing to a purchase. An old pro remarked that it was so sharp that you could take a picture of your face, and even the priest's pimples showed up perfectly. The importance of a good first impression (in most cases) cannot be overstated. Usually, I don't say anything about the whale. As the proud owner of a "plastic-fantastic" (50 mm 1,8 II), I can attest that at that aperture setting, sharp shots (at least for me) never materialized, and that here, (I don't believe it myself), everything is sharp. That's coming from a proud owner of a "plastic-fantastic" (50 mm 1.8 II). Some critics have complained about a lack of artistic quality; yet, I personally find the atmosphere it creates to be very pleasant. To put it succinctly, I take a picture, and being the wonderful person that I am, I went out and bought a suitable glass for a "jar of jam." I'm going to do a countdown till the Christmas tree comes out, and then I'm going to unsubscribe from m/b. Please take my advice.